German Scientists Prove There is Life After Death

Berlin | A team of psychologists and medical doctors associated with the Technische Universität of Berlin, have announced this morning that they had proven by clinical experimentation, the existence of some form of life after death.

This astonishing announcement is based on the conclusions of a study using a new type of medically supervised near-death experiences, that allow patients to be clinically dead for almost 20 minutes before being brought back to life.

This controversial process that was repeated on 944 volunteers over that last four years, necessitates a complex mixture of drugs including epinephrine and dimethyltryptamine, destined to allow the body to survive the state of clinical death and the reanimation process without damage.

The body of the subject was then put into a temporary comatic state induced by a mixture of other drugs which had to be filtered by ozone from his blood during the reanimation process 18 minutes later.

The extremely long duration of the experience was only recently made possible by the development of a new cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) machine called the AutoPulse.

This type of equipment has already been used over the last few years to reanimate people who had been dead for somewhere between 40 minutes to an hour.

Near-death experiences have been hypothesized in various medical journals in the past, as having the characteristics of hallucinations, but Dr Ackermann and his team, on the contrary, consider them as evidence for the existence of the afterlife and of a form of dualism between mind and body.

The team of scientists led by Dr. Berthold Ackermann has monitored the operations and have compiled the testimonies of the subjects.

Although there are some slight variations from one individual to another, all of the subjects have some memories of their period of clinical death. and a vast majority of them described some very similar sensations.

Most common memories include a feeling of detachment from the body, feelings of levitation, total serenity, security, warmth, the experience of absolute dissolution, and the presence of an overwhelming light.

The scientists say that they are well aware the many of their conclusions could shock a lot of people, like the fact that the religious beliefs of the various subjects seem to have held no incidence at all, on the sensations and experiences that they described at the end of the experiment.

Indeed, the volunteers counted in their ranks some members of a variety of religions, including Christians, Muslims, Jews, Hindus, and atheists.

“But in a way, we have just answered one of the greatest questions in the history of mankind, so I hope these people will be able to forgive us. Yes, there is life after death and it looks like this applies to everyone.”

5 Commentson "German Scientists Prove There is Life After Death"

I have never doubted from the time I remember being able to use logical thought as a child that when we die there is another wonderful existence, I never knew how or why I was so sure of this, I remember walking down the street as a very young child looking at trees and yards, and things of nature being inspired by them, and telling people don’t worry because this life, it’s just a dream and you will wake up when you die, to a very nice place. I had heard that I was a difficult birth perhaps it came from that somehow.

I’m just wondering what kind of controls were used in this study… or what kind of controls COULD be designed? It wouldn’t be much of a control if some patients received the drugs, but no attempts were made to revive them, but again, I’m not sure what that would prove unless they miraculously came back on their own. Maybe just distribute the same survey questions to a group of people who DIDN’T have a clinical near-death experience? It obviously would be pointless to consider those who never survived to be the control group. I suppose a control might be patients who “died” and came back, but never participated in the study…

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